These are the 6 Pokemon that FireRed and LeafGreen players want to transfer to Champions

This article was updated by Andrea Trama on March 25, 2026 regarding news about the Pokémon Champions roster. It was first published on March 23.

A new age of competition Pokemon Coming with the release of combat Pokemon Champions Next month, and it's already confirmed to be compatible with the Nintendo Switch versions Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen. when Pokemon home Added compatibility for Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreenPlayers will be able to relocate any mons they capture during their adventures through the Kanto region. Pokemon Champions. Given the competitive focus of Championsthere is Fire red and leaf green Critters that are worth transferring to champions eventually.

Part of what makes Pokemon Champions Very exciting as it marks Mega Evolution's return to traditional competitive battles. Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen There are many great creatures with mega evolution potential that have yet to shine Pokemon Since VGC Gen 7. While it's not exactly clear what the meta is for Pokemon Champions Now that new Mega Evolutions will be part of the equation, there are still six historically powerful Pokemon that will likely be worth transferring. Fire red and leaf green who Champions.

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Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen players will want to transfer these monsters to Champions for competitive battles.

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Dragonite
Porygon2
Entei
Kangaskhan
Gengar
Mewtwo

Obvious candidates for Pokemon that players want to transfer Fire red and leaf green until Champions There are competitively viable Mega Evolutions. Gengar, Kangaskhan, and Mewtwo are some of the best Gen 1 Mega Evolutions of the past, but with the introduction of Mega Dragonite, the critter could easily join the ranks. While they are not mega capable, Entei and Porygon2 are available in two mons Fire red and leaf green who were currently contenders Pokemon VGC meta and has a chance to thrive Champions Also.

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Dragonite: A heavy pseudo-legendary with a new mega evolution

Dragon / Flying
Abilities: Inner Focus, Multiscale

HP	91
attack	134
defense	95
special attack	100
special defense	100
speed	80
Total	600

As a pseudo-legendary Pokemon, Dragonite is already above most other mons with a base stat total of 600. However, what makes Dragonite particularly strong is the combination of its two potential abilities and access to powerful physical stab dragon moves like Outrage. Dragonite's Inner Focus ability prevents it from flinching and having its attack stat reduced by fearful opponents, but Multiscale can be a better ability overall as it halves damage from opponents while Dragonite is at full HP.

HP	91
attack	124
defense	115
special attack	145
special defense	125
speed	100
Total	700

When Dragonite Mega-Evols, it gains a 100-point increase to its base stat total, as well as regaining its stat spread. Dragonite was already somewhat of a mixed attack before Mega Evolution, but Mega Dragonite changes its primary attack status from Attack to Special Attack. This can make Dragonite less viable in terms of the abilities Mega Dragonite can gain, but it can also increase Dragonite's overall versatility. Pokemon Championstoo

Porygon2: The Ultimate Trick Room User

normal
Capabilities: Trace, Download, Analytical

HP	85
attack	80
defense	90
special attack	105
special defense	95
speed	60
Total	515

Porygon2 may not look very impressive at first glance, especially as a mid-stage development of Porygon. However, as a non-fully evolved Pokemon, Porygon2 can hold the Eviolite item, which drastically increases its Defense and Special Defense making Porygon2 an incredibly heavy team member. With its low speed stat, Porygon2 is perfect for setting up Trick Room, which slows down the first Pokemon when it activates. The combination of defensive bulk, solid special attacks, and the ability to go first when in the trick room make Porygon2 an underrated threat that could prove valuable. Pokemon Champions.

Porygon2 is somewhat difficult to achieve Fire red and leaf greenPlayers need to get the Porrigan from the game corner and then trade it while holding the upgrade item after getting the National Dex.

Entei: A fast physical attacker with a fantastic ability

the fire
Abilities: Pressure, Inner Focus

HP	115
attack	115
defense	85
special attack	90
special defense	75
speed	100
Total	580

Next Gen 2 on Mon Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreenis the post-game Entei, and is well worth grabbing for players who choose Bulbasaur as their starter. Entei is a fast and strong physical attacker with decent bulk. However, the best reason to transfer Entei to use Pokemon Champions Its inner focus is for ability, allowing it to deal with fearsome users without reducing its attack status. This allows Entei to leave with a powerful Sacred Fire attack that can easily deal with Steel-type Pokemon while resisting Fairy types that threaten a partner like Dragonite.

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Abilities: Early Bird, Scrappy, Inner Focus, Parental Bond (Mega Kangaskhan)

HP	105
attack	95
defense	80
special attack	40
special defense	80
speed	90
Total	490

Despite accumulating a base figure of 490, Kangaskhan itself is not that impressive. Normal types don't offer much offensively, though the Scrappy ability allows Kangaskhan to hit Ghost-type Pokemon. However, Kangaskhan becomes an absolute terror when Mega Evolves, gaining access to one of Gen 6's most broken combos.

HP	105
attack	125
defense	100
special attack	60
special defense	100
speed	100
Total	590

Mega Kangaskhan's Parental Bond ability allows Mon to use almost any damaging move twice, with the second hit dealing 25% of the attack's base damage. While this is a drop-off from the glory days of the ability in Gen 6, it can still be used in moves like Power-Up Punch, which has the side effect of boosting Mega Kangaskhan's attack by 1 stage. Using the move twice with Parental Bond gives Mega Kangaskhan a double attack boost to quickly overpower this critter incredibly.

Gengar: A special attacker and mega evolution dual-threat

ghost/poison
Abilities: Cursed Body, Shadow Tag (Mega Gengar)

HP	60
attack	65
defense	60
special attack	130
special defense	75
speed	110
Total	500

Gengar is a solid competitive Pokemon on its own, with high special attack and speed stats. From where Gengar loses Levitate as his ability when transferred Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen who Pokemon ChampionsCursed Body can still help limit the opponent's options with a 30% chance to disable physical moves that hit it. That's exactly what makes Gengar worth using Pokemon Champions Its Mega is Evolution, which is one of the most consistently powerful Megas in the series.

HP	60
attack	65
defense	80
special attack	170
special defense	95
speed	130
Total	600

Once Gengar Mega-evolves, it gives a significant boost to both its special attack and speed stats, making them even more impressive than before. Gengar also has access to Nasty Plot, which can be used to further enhance its special attacks. Combine these factors with Mega Gengar's Shadow Tag ability, which prevents Pokemon from switching out, and it can trap opponents in special attack sweeps with moves like Shadow Ball and Sludge Wave.

Mewtwo: Strong Gen 1 Mega Evolution

mental
Abilities: Pressure, Unnerve, Immobilize (Mega Mewtwo X), Insomnia (Mega Mewtwo Y)

HP	106
attack	110
defense	90
special attack	154
special defense	90
speed	130
Total	680

A shoo-in for a creature, Mewtwo, the iconic legend of the Kanto region Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen Players want to transfer Pokemon Champions. This Psychic-type legendary is another fast special attacker with solid type coverage through its move pool. However, the real reason to use Mewtwo Pokemon Champions Its for two different mega evolutions

HP	106
attack	190
defense	100
special attack	154
special defense	100
speed	130
Total	780

HP	106
attack	150
defense	70
special attack	194
special defense	120
speed	140
Total	780

Mega Mewtwo X and Mega Mewtwo Y essentially allow players to choose whether they want a more physically oriented Mewtwo or a more special-oriented one. Both options are solid, increasing their respective offensive positions by substantial margins, while also keeping their top speed positions. However, Mega Mewtwo Y is generally a decent choice, as Mewtwo has access to better special moves like Psystrake and Aura Sphere, while having enough of a speed boost to make it faster than Mega Mewtwo X.